MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18403, 9 June 1925, Page 9

MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

A message from Adelaide says the' the Italian airman, Major da Piac> has arrived thcr* from Perth. A Paria eablq says: Tho new ed;: o of the 'fAlmanach Do Gotha" ev: dently considers the incorporation t•' Austria as part of Germany an aoco:t plished fact. Austria has disappeared as a separate independent Power, uud :■* included under tho heading "UerunvEnipire," on tho same footing :■» Bavaria and Saxony. A Washington cable states that Mr William Mitchell, of St. Paul, habcen appointed Solicitor-General of the United States, succeeding Mr ikek. Tho senate, of Cambridge University has adopted tho proctorial syndicate-*-; recommendations restruting the use of motor vehicles. Undergraduates sue also forbidden to drive in n'ired vehicles without insurance against third partv risks. It is estimated that 130tf undergraduates drive lars at Cambridge. A message from Berlin says that following family quarrels, a basket-maker at Cpburg. killed his wife, mother, brother-in-law, sister-in-law, and tho latter's five children, their ajjes ranging from two to i 9 years. He bwielu*r»sl them with an axo while they were sleeping. Tho murderer then banged himself. Commenting in Melbourne on the deportation from New Zealand cf th* trimmer J. Lyons, tho Federal Solici-tor-General, Sir Holwrt Garran, said that Australia, under its own niigration laws, had power to refuse to admit anyone who was not an Australian citizen. Ho considered that, one* having accepted a deportee as a passenger, the responsibility for getting rid of or keepinu him meanwhile lay with the shipping company.